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Updated documentation and examples of LLM-as-Judge #1532

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…Updated criterion in examples to be more practical

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Thanks @tejaswini it looks good. let's see what @yoavkatz and @martinscooper say.

It has four options that the model can choose from and they are excellent, acceptable, could be improved and bad. Each option also has a description of itself and a score associated with it.
The model uses these descriptions to identify which option the given response is closest to and returns them.
The user can also specify their own custom criteria. An example of this is included under the section **Creating a custom criterion**.
The user can specify more than one criteria too. This is illustrated in the **End to end example** section

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  1. Context fields - there are additional fields beyond the evaluated response that passed to the LLM as judge ( for example: the reference answer, the question and or context provided to the model).

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Thank you yoav. I included context fields too

@tejaswini tejaswini force-pushed the eval_assist_documentation branch from 9539825 to 817844c Compare January 21, 2025 13:16
@yoavkatz yoavkatz merged commit 3a05012 into main Jan 21, 2025
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@yoavkatz yoavkatz deleted the eval_assist_documentation branch January 21, 2025 13:59
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